Measuring road car aerodynamic lift and downforce

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[@F350Diesel89]

Can these measurements of suspension travel then be used to calculate the amount of downforce you are producing at a certain speed. Would that be done using the motion ratio of the and spring rate? Thank you in advance and for this helpful video

[@arnon-jaya]

28 aug 2020 9:55 pm edt(utc-4):thanks